import files from fastrawviewer to lightroom

I expect it will replace my 55-200mm on my next trip. Of course we all know that specific cameras and lenses are far from the most important things in photography but I just got a new lens and here are some images I used it in creating. C1 does take a lot of effort to understand though, much more than LR I think. The files have a _C1 filename suffix and are marked as Blue, so I can know which to go back to C1 to modify if necessary. When C1 gets Windows support for JPEGMini, I will be able to do that directly.

I export finished images from Capture One as TIFFs, copying them inside Lightroom as ProPhoto JPEGS and then deleting the TIFFs. I am processing most images in C1 but some work better in LR. I’d rather have a single catalogue for searching and printing and Lightroom is better for printing anyway. If I had to save them as TIFFs that would be five times as much disk space. I have 160,000 files which come to around 5.2TB. There’s also no point switching my catalogue over. There are still many things I can do in LR and PS that I can’t do in C1. I have more about this in the 'A RAW Workflow' art5icle in a nearby thread.Ĭapture One is a more powerful editor in many ways, especially for colour including regional control of colour and to a lesser extent, clarity and structure. I think 'worms' and artefacts in Lightroom are a consequence of the way you sharpen rather than a property of Lightroom as such and you can match default Capture One sharpening in Lightroom so that's not my reason for using Capture One.

Import files from fastrawviewer to lightroom